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London School of Economics (LSE) Demography Studentship in UK

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Scholarship description

The London School of Economics (LSE) is offering fully funded studentship opportunities to home and overseas students seeking to study in the UK.

The London School of Economics (LSE) Demography Studentship provides funding that covers tuition fees and a living allowance of £23,805 per year for selected candidates.

In this post, we will discuss the details of the program, its requirements, benefits, and how interested and qualified candidates can apply successfully.

Scholarship summary

Host Country
Eligible Countries
Language Proficiency
Required
Award Type
Fully Funded
Award Amount
£23,805
Deadline
May 27th, 2027
Essay Required
No

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Scholarship Details

The Department of Methodology at the London School of Economics (LSE) is welcoming applications for a fully funded MPhil/PhD in Demography.

The programme combines the study of social demography (the social and cultural aspects of population change) with formal demography (the statistical measurement of population dynamics). So, you’ll be equipped with well-rounded skills for your future career.

You’ll explore core theoretical debates and develop advanced skills in demographic methods and quantitative and/or qualitative analysis. You’ll also draw on LSE’s expertise in broader areas such as sociology and economics.

Eligible Countries

Scholarship Requirements

To be eligible for the LSE Demography Studentship, you must;

  • be a home or an international student.

  • possess an upper second-class honours (2:1) bachelor's degree (or equivalent), plus high merit (65+) in a master’s degree or equivalent in a social science subject, preferably in demography, sociology, economics, social policy, methodology, geography, gender or public policy, and a high merit (65+) in the dissertation.

  • satisfy the English Language requirements of the LSE.

Benefits

  • For this programme, students can apply for LSE PhD Studentships and Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) funding. 

  • To be considered, you’ll need to submit your application (and any supporting documents) before the funding deadline.

  • Additional funding opportunities may be available through other organisations or governments. We strongly recommend you investigate these options as well.

Required Documents

  • Academic achievement (including existing and pending qualifications)

  • Statement of academic purpose

  • References

  • CV

  • Outline of research proposal

  • Sample of written work.

Eligible Courses

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